Blessed with tropical beaches, cultural and historical attractions, and an endless array of nightlife and shopping choices, Haikou is the capital of Hainan International Tourism Island. Warm tropical weather makes this an idyllic escape all year round.

An autonomous county in the southeast of Hainan Province, Lingshhui is home to 16 nationalities including Li, Miao and Han. Its natural and unspoiled tropical scenery make it an emerging tourist destination on Hainan Island.

Sanya’s coastal waters are clean and safe for swimming, and the area is very much geared for holidaymakers. In recent years, Sanya played host to the Miss World pageant and every year in November hosts the International Wedding Festival where hundreds of couples tie the knot.

Lies on the southeast coast of Hainan Island, 139 km south of Haikou and 112 km north of Sanya, Wanning is surrounded by rolling hills and crystal clear waters, and is one of the newest tropical tourist destinations in China. Wanning has rich natural resources and is one of China’s main tropical agriculture bases.

Named “the first bay in the world” by the industry, Yalong Bay boasts unparalleled beauty. The 8-kilometer long, crescent-shaped bay amazes people with serene gulfs, clear blue sea and silvery sand beaches and colorful under water marine life.